I was a army recruiter for awhile been in the military for 7 years now and am currently in the army national guard so im am looking for a new job as recruiting was a 16 he day Monday threw Sunday and just did not have the time to spend with my family

To much work for 7.25 an hour not worth it

I was recently transferred to a different division of a company I have worked with for approximately 3 years. Logistically, this was a beneficial move because It's a much shorter commute. The new role also offers more challenges/opportunities to allow me xontinued learning and experience.

The problem is, when I was transferred, I was not given a new title, a pay increase, or even a set of documented job responsibilities. I insisted on all of these before I moved but was, literally, ignored and avoided by tge Regional Manager. Consequently, I am now being overwhelmed with new projects as well as being pulled in 10 different directions.

How do I pin down the things I asked for before the transfer?

I been with my company now 12 years I took a new job with in thw company now I hate it. Im only to work 45 hrs a week this has yet to happen for I can keep a team under me. When I talked to my manager about taming a weekend off a few weeks a go she said I dont think you need one. I was like what in the hand book iy says one full weekend off a month and she then told me I dont go by the book on days off your a manager you need to be here 7 days a week. Now Im wanting to move on to a differt company and job all together. Am I wrong to leave

I swear my wife is going to KILL me. When I am at home it’s like I didn’t even leave the office. I just have so much to do. I eat dinner with her at least, but I occasionally will glance at my phone and then she promptly gives me the death stare. You know the one I am talking about. I realize I work too much, but I need to and I can’t seem to separate work from home. HOW do I do this? I don't want to end up in divorce court, but my job and success is key. I am building a future for us!

Sometimes we just need a laugh and this is the one thing cracking me up to no end today.

It starts of so optimistic and cute and just goes off the rails.

https://youtu.be/Ba25S_AqGRo

2 jobs and 70 hours later but still can't get out of my parents basement. Less than 1%, I don't think so. Not without 3 or 4 other roommates. http://www.cnbc.com/2017/07/14/only-point-1-percent-of-us-minimum-wage-workers-can-afford-a-1-bedroom.html

If I could go back to Omni I wouldnt change a thing I was a very hard worker my down fall was me working so much that I forgot to rest and no rest cost me my job because I was so tired that I over slept and didn't make it to work .

Is it legal to make Salary employees work 7 days a week at 10 to 12 hours a day? I understand Salary workers are given one flat payment no matter how many hours they work. Issue is I just got a salary position at a new company and they make me work from home on the weekends and keep me late on the week days. It's impossible to take care of my 5 month old and work these hours. I am in Atl GA. Thank you!

The hours used to be ideal for my family and the pay plus quarterly bonuses are nice.